Federalized Alabama Guard may shield civil rights march
President Johnson told Governor Wallace he would federalize the Alabama National Guard if Wallace cannot call up state troops. The order would mobilize the Dixie Division to protect demonstrators for a Selma to Montgomery march led by Martin Luther King Jr. Wallace, who sought federal protection, urged restraint and appealed the federal judge's order. The president noted Alabama has more than 10,000 guardsmen ready if needed.
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Johnson Flies To Texas Ranch
President Johnson flew to his LBJ ranch after a long White House night awaiting Alabama's reply on whether Governor Wallace will call out the National Guard to protect civil rights marchers. He traveled with staff aboard an Air Force Jetstar to the Texas ranch landing strip.
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Fowler Nominated as Secretary of the Treasury
Senate Finance Committee votes 16 to 0 to approve Henry H. Fowler for the Treasury secretary post. Fowler, 56, would succeed Douglas Dillon, with floor action set for Tuesday. he has served as undersecretary and would earn 35000 annually in the new role.
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New Hurdles for Track Split in Realignment Talks
In Montpelier the Senate gave preliminary approval to an amended bill allocating Green Mountain Park at Powderal a larger share of pari mutuel betting. The chamber then refused to suspend debate after more than an hour of discussion.
Montpelier Board Refuses Seaver Hearing on Dismissal
The Montpelier School Board denied a public hearing for Edward Seaver a tenured high school English teacher whose contract was not renewed. Seaver claims his civil rights activity led to the nonrenewal Spanning Mississippi voter registration work and a Vermont in Mississippi project The board said no hearing since he was not fired or suspended The Vermont Education Association will study the case The board noted final passage today and prelim approval failed 20 8 with opposition from Sen John OBrien The race track conflict overlapped with legislative discussions on a separate measure threatening state funds and a race schedule adjustment at Pownal Oval closing the season unless amendments pass
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Ted) Seaver
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O'Brien delays conference on anti reapportionment likely until Labor Day
Sen John J O'Brien of Chittenden County says a conference committee to reconcile House and Senate anti reapportionment differences will not meet until Labor Day. He denies rumors he would call a July 1 meeting when the legislature dissolves for reapportioned assembly under court order.
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Pownal Sisters Face Taxing Race Horses Dilemma
In Pownal Vermont the three sisters face a tough task listing racehorses for the 1965 personal property tax rolls if any are on the Green Mountain Park track as of April 1. They fear inequities from owners trainers and transient animals, with liens possible but tax bills delayed until summer. The track awaits Senate action on a revised pari mutuel bill while listing challenges and values for hundreds of horses remain unresolved. Page 12, Col. 7
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Union board endorses planetarium project shift
Manchester education panel answers questions from 80 PTA members as the Inside Union school board endorses a new planetarium project and signs state aid application papers. The Mount Anthony Union High athletic teams’ future nickname is debated by the school board amid final bowling results and page images.
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Russian Cosmonauts Back Safe on Earth
Moscow announced the two man Voskhod II mission ended safely after 26 hours in orbit. Col Pavel Belyayev and Lt Col Alexei Leonov completed a historic spacewalk and landing near Perm, with Tass confirming both feel well and the program fully accomplished. The flight marked a leap in the space race with the United States.
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Soviets Bow Out Of Viet Nam Talks
London reports Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko ended four days of policy talks with Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart. He insisted the United States must negotiate directly with North Vietnam after ending American aggression, saying no conference on Viet Nam is possible while U S attacks continue. He called the United States invaders and urged Washington and Hanoi to conduct any future talks.
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NBC Interview With Andrea Dworkin On City Prisons
NBC filmed college freshman Andrea Dworkin at Bennington College to discuss prison reform in New York. Producer Joe Michaels plans to include Halfway House residents and interview New York corrections commissioner Anna Kross and other legal experts, following her February 19 protest at the United Nations.
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